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How many isosceles triangles with integer sides are possible such that sum of two of the side is 12?

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When dealing with triangle sides, always enforce the Triangle Inequality Theorem (\(a+b > c\), \(b+c > a\), \(c+a > b\)). For isosceles triangles, remember to split into two distinct cases: the sum involves the two identical sides, or the sum involves one identical side and the base.

Updated On: Mar 26, 2026

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The Correct Option is B

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